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Date:         Thu, 20 Jun 1996 07:26:12 -0700 (PDT)
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From:         "Thom Fitzpatrick" <thom@calweb.com>
Subject:      Re: Sandblast!

And David Easterwood thus wrote: > > The gold metal-flake was hilarious, not to mention the HARDEST coat of > paint to remove. Tonight I am going to strip the other door, but I am > going to use 30 sand in hopes it will go quicker. Totally wore out > the ceramic tip on my blaster. Shouldn't a tip last longer than 1 bag > of sand? I would welcome any advice and sandblasting tips anybody out > there has to share.

That sounds like really bad performance. What kind of blaster do you have?

I blasted a friend's of mine's '67 Datsun roadster's doors, hood, front fenders and rear trunk to bare metal in about an hour, using Kleen Blast 30-60 and ~90 psi

And I'm nowhere near wearing out the tip, even after all the blasting I did on the barndoor. I've probably moved 1000 pounds or more thru it so far.

Thom -- > Do they have reserved spots near the entrances for non-handicap cars at the Special Olymipcs? Thom Fitzpatrick thom@calweb.com - http://www.calweb.com/~thom Keeper of the Barndoor Bus Page: http://www.calweb.com/~thom/barndoor.html


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